Daewoo Capital Invested in Vietnam

Recently, Daewoo Capital, a finance company, has introduced its representative office in Vietnam, specialized in providing consumption loans, financial advising, personal credit and banking investment. According to specialists’ assessment, this event brings a new financial investment trend of Korea into Vietnam.

 

Lee Dong-Rhim, Chief Executive Officer of Daewoo Capital, revealed that opening the representative office in Vietnam is a significant stage for the company because Vietnam is recognized as a dynamic economy in the region. This representative office will play a key role in Southeast Asia, helping to expand the company’s activities to other countries.

 

Founded by shareholders such as Aju Group and Shinhan Bank, Daewoo Capital, with annual growth rate of 32 percent, is considered a first rank financial credit company, of 51 in Korea.

 

According to Chris Yang, Head of representative office of Daewoo Capital in Vietnam, Daewoo Capital will expand its activities into other areas such as financial investment, capital allotment for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) or other investment projects for industrial zones serving SMEs in Vietnam.
Kim Phuong